My Blind Horse Knife

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My Blind Horse Knife

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I have one. But I need more! This Large Tiger Knapp is great. I've packed I around for a few days. Cut some wood, practiced some knife throwing, just messed with it in general. It's fantastic. It's the best balanced little knife I've ever had. If you don't have one you need one. Tough, almost indestructible, handy, fits in your back pocket, what's not to love? The price ain't bad either. Oh, and it holds an edge and resharpens really easy too. Did I mention the sheath is the neatest thing since sliced bread?

Here's a pic of mine that I stole from the knife trading section. Any one else have a large Tiger Knapp?
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Brookie, Brumby-Lite, Bushbaby, and a Buster D on the way.. ::tu:: ::tu:: Sorry no TK!! ::facepalm:: YET!! ::pray:: John :D
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I limbed a little sapling today with the TK. She cuts good, real good and kept a razor edge too.

The handle of course isn't the most comfortable for extended use, but that's not what it was designed for. It ought to be just right with the paracord wrap. I'll put up some pics when I get it done!
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Congrats on your BHK! Carrying a Bone Trapper now. Those guys make some great knives!
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Got my Buster D.. What a sweet little knife ::tu:: and a Small Tiger Knapp was added to the stable also.. ::tu:: BHK ROCKS!! ::ds:: ::ds:: John :D
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JSutter -- Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard.
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Jerry, thanks & glad to be here.
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